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The state’s small electricity providers aren’t required to delay disconnecting seriously ill customers who depend on medical devices, putting lives at risk.

It was early morning on July 8, 2018, when Joseph Pettaway’s family was told by a neighbor that he had been badly injured by a police dog overnight and taken to the hospital. He’d been rehabbing a home a block away from where he lived with his mother. His sister, Nancy, set off to see what had ha

Alabama is among the most restrictive states for disclosing body-camera footage when police kill loved ones. Surviving family members often must go to court to get access to the video, and even if successful, they usually can’t share it publicly.

By Bria Overs | Word In Black - White conservatives are attempting to block Black-led venture capital companies from offering grants to Black entrepreneurs, which could have a long-term impact on Black wealth and economic policy.

After lawyer Kenneth Chesebro pleaded guilty in the Georgia election-interference case Friday, a famous liberal law professor who mentored him grappled with the reason for his mentee’s ideological turnaround.

Law professor Cynthia Alkon, who studies plea bargaining, explains what RICO plea deals for Trump's co-defendants are and how they work.

Who is Kenneth Chesebro? Update on Fulton County Election case. Who is Sidney Powell. Chesebro pleads guilty. Powell pleads guilty.

In many states, adoption lawyers are pushing a new legal strategy that forces biological parents to compete for custody of their children.

The Tribune's food and entertainment coverage this week includes a review of "The Little Mermaid," plus our top picks for Chicago summer concerts, art and theater.

The restrictions are gone. The festivals are back. And Chicago’s music festival scene is more robust than ever.